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Gail Things by their Right Nam,,o.. =

~ "p 1utto' VI VIC 4WeapeHcer. Wa. saig5,t.,{yt q
sIR---I desirs to state that the very
ulRaayory locality. that hs. had such
2 constant airing in our papers : ior
tho past few a months, and known
as "Paull's Row. hna not belonged
TO any one by !, the name Of PAIL
for tha past twenty years. z !. have nd
doubt during this time, the property has
changed hands many times, but at this
period. ! understand 1t belongs 10 the h a;p
oil A.A. Miraben, to whom the ''credit and
honor" should belong. ! would therefore
request the public, and the reportera Of
our daily:Papers to look upon and write
up. this property in the future as the
"Miraben Row" III 4 ALFRED PAUL.. "A
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-
p At Philsdelphia Gentle '.Jesms" Gal
win, OF the Pittshurghs, had no terrors for
the Phillies and Tor onca they hit him
hard. Ferguson again wrenched his leg.
Score, Philadelphia, 9; Pittsburgh, 4,
Earned runs Philadelphia, s Pittsburgh,
8. Errors, Philadelphia, 3; Pittsburgh. g.
At Baltimore 4. 900 people witnessed one
oil the longest aud most exciting gsmes
ever played in the country. St. Louis and
Baltimore played fourteen innings With
out either club getting the best of,it and
than darkness put an end to tho contest.
The score was to s. Earned runs. St.
Louis, l. Bass hits. Baltimore, S:'St.
Louis. II. Errors, Baltimore, 8; St,
Louis, 4. Fl, 81
AT Brooklyn the home club narrowly
escaped withdrawing by getting three
runs in the ninth inning. Tho Bourbon
Ryes, Of Louisville, batted Porter freely
and piled up twelve runs, seven Of which
were earned. Base hits, BROOKLYN, 7 !:
Louisville, II. Errors, Brooklyn, Z; Lonis-
vile, 8. 5;2;gE5 g5gtllggl:;' Ss1-'e.15,
At Washington the "senators"' and De.
troits played decidedly tho best game Of
ball played there this season. The Wssh-
ingtons had the game till the ninth when
Detroit tied. Two more innings were
played and then the game was called on
account OF darkness with two scorea to
the credit OF each. There was one earned
on both sides. ~ ~ - &. ~. "a. :, 4, a
at New York Iudisnapolis was defeat.
ed With ease by score OF 10 to 8. Boyle's
delivery was without effect, Earned, New
York 10, Indianspolis l. Errors, 8 each,
Base hits, New York II, Indianapolis 0.
At Staten Island tho Nets again de.
feated the Cleyelauds.. This was largely,
the result Of Lynch's clear herdol WORK.
The score was to 4. The Nets earned /,
Base hits, Nets 10, Cleveland 10. Errors,
Nets 7, Cleveland 6. i, : 80
At Boaton, Radbourne demonstrated to
1000 people that he could pitch. The
Ohicagos we're beautifully whisewaahed
while Boston made three runs, sll Of
which were earned. Qaly one clean hit
WAS made of Radbourne.S ~,
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Tho Pottery Starts Up Again.

The Wheeling Pottery started up full in
all departments yesterday, after the usual
two weeka shut down in July, had for the
purpose Of giving the employees chance
to 1uaticate during part of the heated
spell, and to allow Of a thorough overhaul
ing and repairing Of tho building and ma.
chinery. The outlook Tor the pottery
trade during the coming fall Is good. E3't
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ONCE j. /, e MORE !, 81 WINNER.
Wheeling Again DOWN fKalamaxoo-Th,
l4{ News well Iteceiyed Here, ~ '-Q

Nj ts+A5f Newt wei NeceiStd uero, y a "a
The news received from Kalamazoo last
evening announcing that the Wheeling
club had once more struck a winning pace
and had administered a "razxle dazzle"
defeat to the Michigan boys, was received
with Smiles and general satisfaction. The
two defeats at Zsnesville and the awful
game ut Kalamazoo on Monday had damp.
ened the ardor OF the clubs large circle Of
admirers. II Ia 10 be hoped that from now
on tho victories will be more numerous
than the defeats. 1t will DO observed that
Dunn ncain occupied the box while
Carney Wes.lake supported him at the
back. stop. The triends Of this battery,
especially Ddnn'G friends, note with pleas.
ure that the two games won thus far on
this trip were oneG In which Dunn pitched.
The story Of yesterdays game Is told be.
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He continued that he would like to have
Mr.. Goodwin come here and tell him where
and when he had made the remarks
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HEAVY sLUGGING :
On tho Fart Of the Whoellngs Settled the

On tho Tart Of the Whoellngs Settled The
t#I,e '4l $50 Game, "a sefhs
Special Dispatch 10 TIE lntt!iioencer, K
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July lo.-The ipiu'
dicious withdrawal OF Aldrich from the
home box in the frat half Of the fourth
inning coupled with the heavy smuggling
Of the visitors, downed kalamazoo THU
afternoon. Aldrich pitched q fair game
only two earned runs being made of him,
but tho support was exccrable. The
fielding Of smurthwait, Bell, Dixon and
stapleton was fine. Aldrich was called
back In the eighth inning and did good
work. The umpire was Missed for the
first time on theae prounda. ~ lgzi.. q.
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The South Side Branch, " NJ. q. Al,
will hold @ Lawn Fste on Mrs. Rebeccs
Wheats lawn, on Chapline street, between
Thirty-seventh aud Thirty-eighth streets,
on Thuradsy evening, July 81, 1887, from
2 to Tor. NJ. All are invited and q good
time Ia assured. Admission 10 cents. Re.
freshmenta on the lawn, "a tl5stSj b 5
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z II You

would On 10y your dinner and arc prevent
ed by dispepsis, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are a positive euro for dys.
pepsia, indigestion, tlatulency and consti-
patton, We guarantee them. y Is and 30
cents. Logan 4 Co. and O. Menke.
uslles, "a .l,l. & 4 n Va 2
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk
l.51.rf ta Abroad. If'sFe .fA

H.H.
70. HI. Abroad. FA
Miss Laura Colvlg is visiting frienda ut
the Moundsyille camp grounds.
Mr.. B. X. McNfechen left yesterday
morning on a Western business trip.
Capt. al. ]. slaven, Of the steamer Fash
ion, was ut the Howell House yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. thinner, Of Eas! Wheel
ing, arrived home Sunday from their
European trip.
Mr.. John Glass and Nelson Cecil leave
this morning for two weeks trip in the
East. They will visit oil the principal
points Of interest. &.
Miss Garth, OF Hannibal, Mo-, who hoe
been guest at the reaidence OF Mr.. Frank
J. Hearne, cut the National road during
the past two montha; left for home ycster-
day. @
Mr.. Fred Cole has returned from q ten
days trip out the Baltimore & Ohio road,
going as far as Oakland. He combined
business with pleasure and had good
time. 4Eg
2. Col. William Exley has returned from 8
trip down the river, where he WAS putting
in his time fishing. He looks as brown as
an Indian. In a few days he will go &c
Moundsville for q months rest.
Mr.. Aaron Block has returned from 81
extended weatern trip in the interests o.
Snail Pouch" tobacco, and is quarsered
at the Mcclure. He was accompanied by
Mr.. H. D. LaidIaw, one Of tho firms
travelling men.
Major R. @. Catch, Of Cincinnati, who
Ia 'still making this place mis- heaquarters
has engaged rooms on the Moundsville
camp grounds and will remain there IN
til after the coming annual meeting. Las
year Major Catch waa very welcome sd
dition to the society on the grounds.
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Mr.. Fred Cole has returned from 3 ten
days trip out the Baltimore & Ohio road,
going as far as Oakland. He combined
business with pleasure and had a good
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Az reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
eist, Opera House corner, yesterday: 4:
4 a. n. 0'A.E. Il IL x. 8r.M. Tx,
"a s6os, Si'y55IS A' 93o $40 7
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Excursion to Cleveland, "Wednesday, j uly 81.
A special excursion train will be run to
Cleveland on the above date, via Glove
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, for which er-
cursion tickets will be sold at very cheap
rate. ~ n 4 ~ So. 81
July Is an e1curaion will leave ole,viea::
land for Put-in.Bay on tho magnificent
atte,amsr"City Of Cleveland, 2 for which
t!ckets will bs cold at tho rG.o OF rs csnts
for tho round trip. The excursion rate
from Bridgeport to Cleveland will be s.. Is.
Excursion train will leave 6:42 A. n, Cen.
trail time. Tickets good for Turn passsge
until Sunday, July 81, incluslye. 81, NJ
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Benefit South SIDE Drnnoh y. NJ q i 4

an ~ ~ i = ~ q ~
Come and bring your best girl, your
sister, cousin and your aunt to the Lawn
fste, on Mrs. Rebeccs Wheat's lawn, on
Chspline street, between ,Thirtyseventh
and Thirty:eighth strests, on Thursday
evening, July 81, 1887, from 9 to 10 r. N.
Come early and have agood time. Adj
mission 10 cents. Refreshments on the
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Tho Renson

Why Acker's Blood Elixir Is wsaitssrsntsd, Is
because ,.,l, II ia the best blood preparation
kAoYn. It viii positively cure all blood
alseaaes, purihes the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up \ the constitution,
hem5ember, We guarantee 1t. Logan 4 90.
and v. Menkemeller. n 8 q
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/. Tho Hoard OF Equalization, aud Anneal.

Tho hoard Of Equalization and Appeals. +
The Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals, which resumed it's sessions Mon
day, devoted that day to the petitions from
the Fifth ward, and disposed OF them all,
Yesterday the Board took up petitions
from the Sixth ward, but found that they
were 30 numerous that it would be i'm.
possible to dispose Of them in one day, o,
two for that matter. Accordingly they
were divided up among committees,
and the Board adjourned till to day ut one
o'clock, when these committees will re.
port and the business proceed. i;.gF hi
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Mansfield Does Columbus Up,

EVtSlut O10pu1c79 70 Ht 1HltlIlJtIlctr. s. .
MANarlELD, O., July 19.-Columbus,,
notwithstanding her strengthened con.
dition, ran against a stump to-day in the
game with this towns peta. The score
was 0 to 2 in favor Of Mansfield. Baee
hits-Manafstd, 10; Columbus, 7. Errors
Mansfield, !; Columbus, IL. Battries-
Menshed, Blair and Yak; Columbus,
Dale and Pike. Umpire McDermot.
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Only frightened.

In the wind storm Monday night, the
boards which are laid over tho dome OF
the new Court House at ST. Cairsville
were blown to the ground, making o tre-
mendous noiao, and frightening many Of
the citizens, who believed another cyclone
had come. 4. ~. z. mi ~
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Fv I4.ss
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News and GOSSIP from
L2.L.aa. q. tho Glnss CITY l--- ----.a. -E.s-

- 5'"S oAttsb SAtys rgG-. sgsre
The nail factory was able to run aN dav yes.er.
day, the weather being SO much more cndurable.
Ms. Armstrong. Of the Globe House, Is at Oak.
some weeks. no - - - :
Ewing's sewing machine wagon was broken bad.
y yesterday by the running away OF his horse. An.
Other horse was also frightened by the iIrst run
away but was soon caught, ts-.f. -. =.
The Ohio Lantern Company expects to move It's
machinery to the new buildings at Findlay next
month. Meanwhile the works have been running
over time 10 get some stock ahead M 81 q $50
George ". Wilson died Monday nigh. at his
home on Rose Hill and was buried yesterday.|t He
was many years school teacher and lately kept
green house. lie diei Of consumption. - *,
Mrs. Workman, all old woman who was we'll
known to those who have seen her wande,ing
iSTa 5fn yea w;h seldom looking
about her as she walked almost constantly, Mon.
SsE s!orped AZ he ciy Building complaining Of
miortabc as possible In the Lookup, But died In
ING night. She has relatives hear town, who have
her partfy.crazsd state. ~ ' "lS, - -
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\ Low rate excursion TO Columbus via,
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad to the Attn
sRngetfest of tho Central Ohio smnger.
feat on July 20. Round trip tickets to Co.:
iumbus will ba sold at one fare tot the
round trip. ' ilass.. I
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.Weiixittlrr


G; MSer & son are building an extensive addition
70 tnet sioIe room on lower Charles street. Il is
grain. 80 ''t''.' avg l1 4ee't "uu
has ossn an Of
Eaaey Powers, vaiuable helm nj tina umIson
h9 r VINO dssd Yesterday Of blood poisoning. !,
bela ns sn seaM tS1ryboss Transit plying between
repaired p,eparat9,y to tsos her 70 Parkersbnsg,
Wnerc the boat VIII have general oyerhaulins %
Inc Old battery OF boiler, have been taken mt al
"a ne ); aeoige paper mill and new aud improved
Wo1E Mas., nus oeeh put In their place Tho
ready to start next week. - l4'' 't'' "
There has been considerable comment here and
from elsewhere in regard 10 what good number
passd nsob bS the eF% ing nHe Laws recently
Sa1v on TIC sseb,th day and So The
h,r,ng teams Tor pleasure Hiding on snndsw III L
t ,ooKs Lttle rough. Tho people arc moi allowed
Sde Or INDULGE IN little harmless amusement ON
S actay 9as she city fathers say no, and are
uWCkCu ny Inc StAte law
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Willing to Trade Isnrkley.

Z Tho Pittsburgh base bali club is anxious
to secure John Ward, OF the Now Yorks,
to captain their team. To that end Presi.
dent Nimick has wired President Day Of.
fering ST, 600 for Wards releaso. 1t is IN.
derstood that tho Pittaburgha are willing
to trade Sam Barkley for Ward, and viii
give $1,000 Into the bargain. il the New
York management refuses the cash offer,
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Martina Earrv

+ H. Eick Esq OF the Olive Wjpc co,, , ~ !,
IN Chicago OH business sHs eoiaiAii5' q
r The Wheeling Natural Gas co,unany has reochc,
ruin stree. with its mains. ''' ~
0nite large number OF Martins Ferry n,con,s
sook u she Chippewa excursion yesterday. -
complaints OF severe heat were not so numerou.
'es.e'aay as aang the three or four day previous
ho An 'n!ant child q Winfield Coates died al tho
tSrds S 81 l.s grandfather William McAnnich, ycs.
Cant. Cope OF steubeuyjlle. a =,
G9t q. ~ Mitchell died yesterday. MI Miicheii
,os s.eunenyille last evening. ~
9l i!ettie Updegratr d we'll known and do.
eEST,y , popular young lady died at her home ON
sumniinn YESTERDAY morning at clock OF con.
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THEnH will be Lawn Fete Thursday
afternoon and evening, July, 81, 1887, at
the reaidence OF Mrs. Rebecca Wheat,
No. S724 Chapline street, for tho benefit
OF the South Side Branch OF the Young
Mems Ohriatian Association. Admission
10 cents. Come and enjoy yourself. .e.l,l
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n WASHINGTON. D. O., July oO.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, var.
liable windp, fair. weather, higher followed
by slight changes in Temperature.
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3 W.%B. Curtis, son Of Colonel Curtis, Of
Yves. Liberty, who was SO badly burned
a few days since by an explosion OF kero-
sene, and who at tho time was thought To
DO fatally burned, will be able to be about
again in n few days. He had rarrow
escape, - .3iIL " " = 4 4 .tgI
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PANEL 0FSJUROiRI'S';;,..
{ Continued from ,FYrsl Pane. j

defense excepted. After this Mr.. Hutchi.
son was allowed to ask him II he waa con.
fidert he could give the defendant Justice
after hearing the evidence, In spite Of bis
opinion. He said he was. To thia pro.
ceeding another exception was made.
z Clement Morrow was challenged BY tile
defense, but seated by tho court, and an
exception noted. s,i,2ssst5 5l5,
John H. Cunningham said he was q
brother.ln.law Of the Prosecuting Attor.
ney. He VISA excused by agreement. rs
David Jenkins, aged o., was informed
that he could be excused II he desired, be.
Ing, over tho limit OF age. He did not
choose to take advantage OF this privilege,
and was accepted, the defense excepting.
This completed the panel OF twenty
Jurors, and the defendants attorneys took
the list at 8 Pm. to strike OH eight. The
Jurors wore requested by Judge Boyd, II
any reason existed to disgualiiy any Of
them, to make 1t known before the pro.
ceedinga had gone further. T5lg7isi 'st.s
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At Hellaire. N

1t Ballaire the tarrifc rain storm OF
Monday evening filled the sewers with
mud, overlooked streeta aud lois and
switched the Limbs of Of many trees, blew
down bushes, fences, ate. and blew in q
window at D. Theobald's home. A small
portion Of on unfuished iron root at the
blast furnace was blown Of. On the farm
Of II. Hartenstein, inst cut Of town, largo
hay stack was struck by lightning and
burned. The two burning bsrns out the
National road were also plainly aeen. A
portion of the tin roof OF jacob Rietz'a
building on Noble street was either etruck
by lightning or blown off. The Enter
prise window glass house had ANAL
stack blown down. The rain waa driven
through cofnices and around window
caps doing some damage to goods display
ed in the store windows. William 6.
Barnard counted about four hundred dead
English sparrows under one tree on his
grounds that seemed to have been killed
simply by the force of the wind and rain.
So much mud and gravel was washed upon
Noble direct near Indian run TINT the
atreet cars were stopped for awhile. The
BanWood ferry boat had her stack damaged
by the wind. To- ~ 1. IS. 7zls.ga1 s,4'-.,55
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M USE Skin.snccess Soap and Skin erup-
stions Of children will be prevented and
the skin kept spohesH. ~ y ~
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FOR SALE,

HARDWARE STOCK AND FIX.
Ia,i,s fol. sale In best location in Grand
g. bno NIGH: topuiatfou 1000 Will invoice
Complete tin shop. Rent 500. Oih.r busIsts
engaElng my attention. Will mako liberal d.
count 70 immediate purchaser Nj, L. SWIFT, is
Canal street, Grand Rapids. Mich. lii
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Zancsvllle Whipped by snnduslky.
Special DispGtca to the IttS!tfgeactr. ii

epte1uz UtspIfcH % fHe 7Hte3ftgttctr. 81 Z. N =
sANpusHY, O., July l9-Avery loosely
played game was won by sanduaky to-
day. Both Avery and Easthsm were bill
hard but sandusky won by better fielding
Both pitchers were miserably supported
by their backstops. The game was with.
out special features. Score: i558
sandusE ss.....:...... 5 az.
zanesyille.".... 0 o i 90 s-s
Base hits--Ssndusky II; GAINESVILLE IA.
Struck out-By Avery 6; Eaatham s.
Bases on bslls-0d Avery S; Eastman 8.
Errors-sandusky s; GAINESVILLE II. Home
run-Lauer. Umpire-Bauer. z.
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1nnings ................1 1884 bI6f7PSs9N
kalamaz oo.............l8 0 2 i o o 0 u o.
Wheeling .,....--.........,4 9! 2S22s3 ILL
Farned runs kalamazoo, 8; Wheeling, 6, Struck
Three base hit Dunn. Two base hits, Crogar,
Nichol, White, Bell aud QtteIsou. Douolo plays,
amurthwaite 70 Nicholson, 10 Bell. Passed balls,
WesilaEe, !; Dillon, i; Fuller, 8. Umpire, Stell.
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iPEUN1oN PRIVILEGES. ! n

II, - '-'tA'> - - : ~ AAEucc.
now ready TO receive applications for Istpr
Stands, Ice Cream and Cake, etc, as 'Se,l AZ iof
amnsements OF all kinds. The dancy NJ platform
VII % 70 let. as we'll as space for sle Shows and
shelb's Music Store, where other Information csn
w oDtained, and y messenger will be- found 10 se-
company applicants to the grounds for selection Of
space BIDS for space will 30 received Until July
~ ~ AZ "hen AHaros lor special privileges Will BE-
tu u ''1'.N IS, {; Il WIN. II. SHEIB,
AZ = - t5sty T1IOS. 0'bRlEN,
~ ~ d 20 90, GEO. ". BAG 49,
.!c!L. - = ~" Committee on GrouudIl
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~. drCn1NG, .sCALY, PIMPI,YI2 ii
or the lass year have had species ri ,,oh,n
ihS avs s ana einply hgmo On ny cs 70 WITCH
Tilhonl success and which WAS sncet n treatment
u1ely cured By Cutioura. a t''1y and en-.
MRS, ISAAC PHELPS, Rsyen,pal +, ,} *
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GENERALLY NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, {
Noiice. 10 I eEiacIhers !
WEDNESDAY, JULY ~,

!, An Examination Of Teachers for Wheeling pub.
lic Schools will be held at the rooms o! he poas
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Oh. Qhe : GttttAIfIget1tan.
Office: Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
NnN Advcrtisements,
No" AhAseAsiH oAAoaGos
niShed Rooms Fo. Rent. I.
&atsltiS, n /; ~
Y s.t :tts

Furnished Rooms Fo, Rent. ,!t'. Il, n
For Reut-1hrce Nice Rooms. IS 81
For sate-Lcise and Furniture Of boarding
House. fi t1s.6.a 81, ~ s. u "a IA a. sItaE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a y.75e 81
Aerated Arcsdian w&tcr-R. J. suyth.
Tourists and stny at Homes Logan & Co. Y
Fowicr,s Patent Fly FaRs-Eessstt d Bro.
Bone Meal and Phosphates-JamesM n. Kirk.
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Judge Boyd, apparently thinking that
perhaps the jurors memory might be re-
ireshed by the testimony offered, recalled
him and asked him ii he could now re-
member such conversations as referred to.
30 said he remembered saying nothing
like what was repeated by Mr.. Goodwin,
and never remembered talking to Mir.
sweatingen on any subject. 4
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INSURANCE BOON
J Strange Freak Of lightning.

At the height OF the storm Monday
evening a bail OF FIRE, OF first resembling a
blazing match, but growing to tho sizs Of
common toy balloon, fell at the corner
Of Twelfth and Main streets, striking the
electric light wire in its descent. The
lights were nearly extnguished, and such
a charge sent in to the dynamo room as to
break the connection and start q small
fire, which was, however, extinguished
withou. damage. The ball fell few fest
below the wires alter hanging few mo-
men!s, and then exploded with the loud
and peculiar report OF a ball OF molten
iron falling into water. II was one OF the
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beginning at O'Clock 4. NJ. Persons no. holding
cSdtncaaes ard desiring the same, viii present
themselves at that Inc, rs no other public exaIr
school year. sss 4 ~''s1 " NV AsA'
BY order Of Examining Committee,
,.c =. ". Il. ANDERSON,
yyo-Mc Hia7s-'l ,!Es '4ata 100 f-fgr r Chairman